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K-W-L


===K-What do they already know?===
===W-What do you want them to know?===
===L-What did they learn?=== ||
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|| 2012-09-01 Klein Creek Farm.jpg || Gr 3 & 4 Activity Sheets

Math Gr 3 & 4
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Science Gr 3 & 4
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Language and Arts Gr 3 & 4
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Social Studies Gr 3 & 4
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Gr 5 & 6 Full Set Activity Sheets
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Gr 7 & 8 Full Set Activity Sheets
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|| STANDARDS

Math
IL Learning Standards: 6.B.2, 6.C.2a, 6.C.2b, 6.D.2, 7.A.2a, 7.A.2b

STATE GOAL 6: Demonstrate and apply a knowledge and sense of numbers,
including numeration and operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication,
division), patterns, ratios and proportions.

STATE GOAL 7: Estimate, make and use measurements of objects, quantities and

relationships and determine acceptable levels of accuracy.


Science
IL Learning Standards: 12.E.2c, 13.B.2b, 13.B.2c, 13.B.2e, 13.B.2f

STATE GOAL 12: Understand the fundamental concepts, principles and
interconnections of the life, physical and earth/space sciences

STATE GOAL 13: Understand the relationships among science, technology and

society in historical and contemporary contexts.

ELA
IL Learning Standards: 1.B.2b, 1.B.2c, 3.A.2, 3.B.2a, 3.B.2c, 3.B.2d

Social Studies
IL Learning Standards: 1.B.2a, 1.B.2c, 1.C.2a, 3.A.2, 3.B.2a, 3.B.2b, 3.B.2c, 3.B.2d,
4.A.2a, 4.A.2b, 4.A.2c, 4.B.2b; 15.A.2a, 15.B.2a, 15.B.2c, 15.C.2b, 15.D.2a || Links

Pod To Plate – from seed to your dinner plate. ||
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|| IMG_20120901_112412.jpg................................................................................................................................. || Top Ten Facts About Corn:
# Corn is produced on every continent of the world with the exception of Antarctica.
# Grits are small broken grains of corn. They were first produced by Native Americans centuries ago.
# Before Christopher Columbus's voyage to North America, corn was grown only by the Indians of North, Central and South America.
# Petrified corn cobs that are over 5000 years old have been found in ancient Indian villages in the Western hemisphere.
# When Columbus's ships landed in what is now the West Indies, he traded with the Indians and took corn home with him to Spain.
# The Indian name for corn was MA-HIZ which the early settlers began to call maize.
# The Indians of North America helped save the settlers from starvation during their first winter in America by providing them with corn to eat. After that first hard winter, the settlers were taught by the Indians how to grow corn by planting corn kernels with small fish for fertilizer.
# The Indians also shared their methods of preparing corn with the settlers. This included corn bread, corn pudding, corn soup and fried corn cakes.
# Corn was so valuable in the days of the early settlers that it was used as money and traded for meat and furs.
# Corn is completely domesticated, it cannot exist as a wild plant.

Strategy recommendation: Graphic Organizer/Foldables, technology.

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http://www.campsilos.org/
Wonderful and informative website about corn.

What is Ethanol? ||


=MILK=
|| 2012-09-01 Kline Creek Farm.jpg || 1. Milk separator device splits milk from cow into
cream/butter and milk through a spinning process.

2. The froth on top of the milk content is used as what we know as "whip cream'.

3. The smaller the cow (e.g. Jersey cow, as in the photo), the higher the butterfat content.

(Submitted by L.Choong :) ) ||